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Hello all,
First thing to point out is I come from a film back ground where lack of dynamic range is much less of a problem, I have recently started carrying an old Point and press Digi camera with me at all times which under the right conditions works well but lack of dynamic range ruins a a fairly large number of shots, with this in mind I decided to buy a Sony A6000 although the shots from this camera are of a better quality lack of dynamic range is still a big problem. Is there any tricks to help with this ? Here are a couple of examples the sun was behind me an I was standing in slight shade from the trees behind.
Sony A6000
Kodak point and press
First thing to point out is I come from a film back ground where lack of dynamic range is much less of a problem, I have recently started carrying an old Point and press Digi camera with me at all times which under the right conditions works well but lack of dynamic range ruins a a fairly large number of shots, with this in mind I decided to buy a Sony A6000 although the shots from this camera are of a better quality lack of dynamic range is still a big problem. Is there any tricks to help with this ? Here are a couple of examples the sun was behind me an I was standing in slight shade from the trees behind.
Sony A6000
Kodak point and press
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